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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1913

Page

8

Inauguration Socials and Village Happenings Reported

Letters from correspondents in Springfield and surrounding towns detail inwashington inauguration attendance and local social events.Residents and visitors attend church services and annual tableaux, with multiple mentions of health, travel, and local improvements such as new houses and church additions.

Coleman Family Sunday Visit Noted in Gaithersburg

GAITHERSBURG. Mr. Eugene Coleman and family spent Sunday with his brother, Mr. Benjamin Coleman. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Plummer were also mentioned in the same notice as part of local social reporting.

Gaithersburg Eugene Coleman Benjamin Coleman Walter Plummer

Local Notices From Wayneboro and Vicinity

An idle summary of social mentions including Angele’s stay in Wayneboro Charles Domer buys a piano and Grover Dixon plans to move from his father’s farm J Dison to Mrs Simmons farm near Hyntth town Emana Brandenterr and Rufus visiting Wolfs ville Rev Davis preached at Bennetts Creek chapel Lighter family social at Mrs Jo’s in Dian Insy week Charley Smith of Philadelphia visiting Ai dace Mike Unger Urbana visiting daughter Jennie Dixon Susan Koldenberg and son Westley at Dr James Keisher’s Mystistayn area houses and visits noted.

Grover Dixon J . Dison Davis Bennett's Creek Clatpel Lighter Dlaon Insy Charley Smith Philadelhia Aidace Mike Unger Urbana Myre Jennie Dixon Susan Koldenberg Ton Weatley James Keisher Mystistayn

Big Aluminum Fable Extends Across Kitchen Goods

A feature notes aluminum items dominating a top table and storage in a kitchen setting, detailing drawers, pan racks, bread and meat arrangements. The piece emphasizes the gleam and practicality of aluminum in daily use, framing it as a modern material choice for household organization and food handling.

Patriotic tableaux and ceremonies recount community gathering

Ruth Wagaman and Mrs Mabel Eby led a program featuring songs like Flag of the Free and The Star-Spangled Banner. Esther Harbaugh and others performed Betsey Ross and the Flag while George and Martha Washington at Home was presented. Charles Manahan led When You and I Were Young Martha and The Soldier Lay Dreaming with My Dream of the USA. A final patriotic tableau cast Columbis figures including Uncle Sam and The Army Navy and little citizens. The chorus performed Columbia the Gem of the Ocean. Plans were by Rew and Mrs ML Finer with Roscoe Broan assist. Additional helpers included Mrs POU Harbaugh and Mrs Lama Eba. A separate event at St Luke's Church observed a Monday service with anthem, lessons, and prayers, and Mt Zion Reformed Church planned Sunday preaching March 9. Inauguration attendees Claude Culler Charles Trundle attended.

St. John’s Reformed Church Red Man George Manahan Earley Charles Manahan Charles $B Harbaugh William Bensal Thomas Pryor Ethel Small Ruth Wagaman Alden Priscilla Hugh Eby Ethen Small Blanche Watson Wilmer Firor George George Washington Mabel Cby Francis Manahan Joseph Kauffman Washington Esther Harbaugh Mos Mabel Eby Flag of the Free Betsey Ross Edith Reneal Lillian Warbaugh Margaret Wailiard Catherine Eby Columbia Gem of the Ocean Rew ML. Finer Roscoe Broan W. Meser Messrs Willam Bensal Charles Shields Thomas Pier Warbaugh Pou Harbaugh Lama Eba Jesse Poole Res Eby Maddor William Senal

Zemo Promises Cure for Eczema and Dandruff

A vintage advertisement touts ZEMO for eczema blotches dandruff pimples and cuts with promises of clear skin in days. A 25 cent bottle is typical with $1 size and mail order options from J W Rose Medicine Co. St Louis Missouri. The ad notes druggists sell ZEMO and Frederick Williamson Drug Store backs a one week free trial.

Adil Zemo J. W. Rose Medicine Co St Lems, Mo Frederick Williamson Drug Store

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Mount Airy Elsye Rimbey Springfield Hospital Emery Harrison Alien Joseph M. Sherman Edythe N. M. Rimbey Irene Rimbey Mt. Airy Berdie Summers Sykesville Messre Charles W. Main George Main Wesley Poole Franklin Summers William Warfield Grace Main Hazel Summers Springfeld Hospital Ellsworth Dayhoff Mary Stiener Carrie Rimbey Foxville Lutheran Church F. Hesse Alvey Brandenburg Upton Pryor Luther Velauter Herman Hauver Washington, D. C Nelile Fox Lacey Stotttemyer Euclid Clara Hauver H. Miller Annie Brunner Pleasant Valley Wiliam Brunner Ethel Buhrman Hagerstown Mabel Buhrman Wilson and Marshall Jacob Rohrback MT. Zion Vernie Charlotte Stockman Charles Fulmer John Young Charles John Bussard Chestnut Grove George Poole Dilbert Harmony Grove Oscar Routzahn William Zimmerman George Smith James Himes Charles Himes Feagaville Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Layhill Alfonso Clagell Marion Hubert James IC. Walker Charlea Davis Misa Mary Powelle Albert Day Clarence Lindsey Charles Reed Daniel Day Frank Selby Ernest Day Emma Lindsey Hallie Hugene Coleman Edith Daysville William Powell Louisa Edith Routzahn Jacob Khutz George Allen Virginta Violet Biddenger Nina Crum Aliss Ernnie Haugh Willie Piller Clara Stajey Harry Staley Ira Garber Allen Thomas Filer John Smith Ama Staley David Yanger Harry Filler Clarence Lare Thomas Filler Munster John Crumig Howard Wagner David Garber Cleg Waltz U. B. Church Graceham Mrs Charles Layman Charles Miller Garrett County Circle Young and Family Chewsville Clarence Collifiower Lloyd Freddie Firor Alien DeLashmutt Union Bridge Elmer Gaver Herbert Collifiower New Midway Frank Colliflower Cleveland Trout Utica John Pyles Warren Pyles Murray Locust Valley Jane Roblback Amos McBride Oliver Simith Martin Butts Clarence Fink Edward Rohrback C. J. Butts Jus Kitchen Church of Goa C. E Mt Lope Locust Valley Church of God Chan Edward Itts Geo. Zecker Sabillasville Angele Waynesboro Charles Domer Thurston Emana Brandenterr Rufus Wolfsville More Will Archive Hoosier Club Fergaville Sear O St Luke's Church Tod Marnlirs Pri Stork Frederick Gas and Electric Company Ernest Helfenstein S. Amos Urner Helfenstein & Urner del! & Albaugh Building N. Market Street Frederick, MD HREH
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